bangkok attractions
bangkok attractions
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by Naveen Marasinghe - 2008-08-27
The Vimanmek Palace is the world's largest building made entirely of golden teak. It is also called the Cloud Mansion and is located behind the National Assembly in Bangkok, Thailand. It was origi...
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by Naveen Marasinghe - 2008-08-27
Thailand is wondrous, an amazingly different place when it comes to culture, tradition, customs and history. But, while on the outlook it may seem very different to a western traveler, there are ma...
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by Naveen Marasinghe - 2008-08-27
The Songkran Festival is the traditional Thai new year, celebrated between April 13 and 15 every year, coinciding with new year celebrations in most other Asian countries. Originally set by astrolo...
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by Naveen Marasinghe - 2008-08-27
Many visit Bangkok because it's renowned for its bargain shopping opportunities and entertainment and nightlife scene. But, if you are planning to visit Bangkok around April or May, check the event...
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by Naveen Marasinghe - 2008-09-23
Every year, the 12th of August is celebrated in Thailand as a public holiday. This day has special importance as it is the birthday of Queen Sirikit, and also the Mother's Day in Thailand. The fes...
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by Naveen Marasinghe - 2008-09-23
The Suan Lum Night Bazaar is a famous marketplace in Bangkok. The bazaar starts to flow around three in the afternoon to go on to remain open until midnight or even later. Located in Bangkok's Pat...
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by Naveen Marasinghe - 2008-09-24
The Victory Monument (Thai: Anusawari Chai Samoraphum) is a large military monument in Bangkok, Thailand, erected to commemorate the victory of Thailand in their brief war with colonial France in ...
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by Naveen Marasinghe - 2008-11-24
Ananda Samakhom Throne Hall is unique because of two reasons; one due its striking Italian architecture in the middle of the exotic Bangkok and secondly because it is not really a throne hall but ra...
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by Naveen Marasinghe - 2008-11-24
The Amari Midnight Run, which has now entered its 11th year, shows no signs of slowing down as large crowds gather each year for this great sporting extravaganza. The popularity of the Amari Midnigh...
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by Naveen Marasinghe - 2008-11-24
The Royal Carriage Museum is a hark back to the days when horse drawn carriage was the order of the day and the internal combustion engine was a thing of science fiction. It is located near the North...
